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I thought this was worth a post, what do you guys think about trae young’s rest of season with dejounte out for multiple weeks?
Are there any bench players that will receive significant minute improvements with his injury and will the hawks do better or worse without dejounte?

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I just want to bring this up since FantasyLabs have gone in incognito mode. I paid for 6 months of membership in full. I mainly play NBA. And this year is my 3rd year being a member.
Their ownership got changed over the summer and I can tell you it's gone downhill ever since (for at least NBA portion). They lost Justin Phan who was pretty much carrying the NBA department.
Over the past couple weeks their model has been glitching hardcore. Their Min/Max exposure settings doesn't work. Sorting line ups by projection doesn't work when your export them. And every time I request support, they automatically "solve and close" the issue in their system without even responding to me.
Just beware that this isn't the same FantasyLabs from last year. It's absolutely brutal to deal with.
UPDATE: They just emailed me and finally gave me prorated refund. See complaining about their services throughout social media works. I’m out of here.
In other news, I’m a free agent

Hey everyone!
Surprise! Second Article Today! And this one I formatted for Reddit!
People often ask me about the sources that I use, and I wanted to put together a list for everyone that gives a bunch of free resources that will help you learn, and make your choices from day to day. I hope to keep this updated as new and better links become available/known to me.
If you know any improvements to the links I’ve posted, please share them, and I will add it to my list. If you know any great free tool or site I haven’t listed, please share those as well, so I can add it to the list!
My Stuff
My Projections - No offense to anyone else, but I think my projections are the best in the game. And, right now, they’re free. I put an incredible amount of work into them, and care more about their accuracy than most people care about anything their whole lives. They are the result of hours of work, and I will continue to improve them as time goes on.
My Analysis - Here is a list of where all my NBA analysis will be. Feel free to check https://roto.life/nfl for NFL analysis (as well as mlb/nhl/golf, etc..). Once again, no offense to anyone else, but I think my analysis is the most in depth and painstaking out there. And it’s free. I may not always be right, but you should always be able to understand where I’m coming from, why I’m making my choices, and, in turn, learn from my process and become better and more informed DFS players.
NBA Schedule
ESPN’S Schedule - Simple schedule layout. List format which I like. Will also show you if the game is on national TV, which I also like. If you go back, you can check box scores, which is also extremely helpful if you want to dive into some counting numbers.
Player Health/Lineup News/Rotations - The first thing you should look at. No use playing someone if they are going to be Out. Also helps you understand who would play for people that are going to miss.
NBC Sports Edge Depth Charts - I do not like this depth chart page, but basketball monster made everything member only (and stopped doing DFS stuff), leaving this as the best choice I have found. It shows you every player, on every roster. If you see a red square next to someone, they are nursing some kind of injury. You can click on the little pieces of paper next to players to get the latest news. They also have Ps and Qs next to players, letting you know if they are Probable or Questionable. Most importantly, though, is that it accurately (to 95%) shows you who is potentially dealing with an injury and is in danger of missing a game.
Underdog NBA Twitter Feed - Probably the simplest and easiest way to get simple lineup, injury, and transaction news. They have it up as early as anyone. Just set a twitter notification. Done by the guy that used to run the FantasyLabs NBA Twitter News Feed. (thank you tk1790 for the tip!)
RG’s NBA DFS Twitter List - If you want to stay up to date with everything as it breaks, this is a constant stream of NBA Beat Writers that tell you injury news and other lineup news. If you are waiting pre-lock for something to break, this is the first place you are going to see/hear anything. I’m sure there are better NBA DFS Twitter Lists, but I’ve never had a problem with this one.
RG’s Starting Lineup Page - Will give you the projected starting lineup, as well as the Vegas line/spread, for every game. You can also go forward one day to check tomorrow’s potential starting lineups. One of the reasons I love this, in particular, is if you click on a players name, it gives a detailed game log, including what his individual per game USG rate is.
Popcorn Machine - If you want to see who is on the court with who, and check what a person’s normal rotation looks like (For example, Embiid plays 5 minutes to start a game and then sits out for a bit), this is one of the coolest tools you can find. Great information when you mouse over the lines too.
General NBA Questions
StatMuse - Have a general question about the NBA? And I mean any general question? Ask StatMuse, one of the best sites I’ve ever seen. Wanna know what Center led the NBA in 3s in 2020/21? It’s Vucevic. Wanna know which Nets player has the most assists? It’s Jason Kidd. But, if you get more specific and ask which current Nets player has the most assists, it’ll tell you James Harden. Most career 3 pointers on Thursdays? Steph Curry. Truly a spectacular tool.
Statistics
Vegas Spreads/Lines - Another one of the first things to check. While this is always only a guide, and no one can predict how everything will go 100% of the time, there is a reason that Vegas and these other books make money
All of the Vegas and Offshore Odds - I will start this off by saying that, if you want to know what the single be-all end-all book to look at, I am fine with using something like DK Sportsbook. If you want to see their odds, they are the 4th column, just to the right of Fanduel’s book (which has been empty for some reason). I prefer to look at the Consensus odds, which is the rightmost column.
General Stats and Box Scores - If you want a simple and quick look at this season (or past seasons), need to see game logs, or box scores to take a deeper dive into your research
Basketball Reference - simple and comprehensive site that can tell you, pretty much, everything you need to know about every player, every stat, and every team. With few exceptions (such as site/author specific stats, like DRPM)
Offensive Statistics - In order to know who we should play, we should know the numbers that can point to who has the best chance of performing on any given night. Basketball is a high variance sport, but has much less variance than others. Minutes and usage are king in the NBA. We should know who is going to get both of those
Usage Rate: - What I would consider the single most important factor in determining how good a play someone is.
1- ESPN Usage : I like this one the best. It automatically only uses Qualified players. It is sortable by position, as well.,
2- NBA Usage - this will automatically Remove anyone who has played less than 10 games, and will show you usage over the last 15 games. This is a function not available on ESPN. You can change the values if you would like on the top.
Pace: - Another one of the most important factors. Higher pace = more possessions. More possessions = more of a chance to score fantasy points.
Sortable Pace Rankings - This is the site I use to get pace. The link I have provided will show you season long pace numbers. I like to go to the “season segment” drop down menu on the top and look at the last 15 games for a better idea of how teams have been playing recently.
Fantasy Points Per Minute
FPPM for FD and DK - This shows FPPM for FD and DK, by player. It is sortable by their last 5 games, 10 games, or season long. This will only show you the information for players that are playing that current day. You can’t just look people up, as far as I’ve seen (unfortunately).
NBA With Out/With You - REQUIRES A FREE REGISTRATION. Despite the domain name, a free website that will let you check an incredible amount of information with regards to how different people produce with or without teammates on the court. This gives the most comprehensive information you are going to find with regards to this stat.
Projected Minutes
Projected Player Minutes - Only works for the games that are happening on that particular day, so you won’t be able to do tomorrow’s research today. Also slow to update. Still a decent, free baseline to get you started.
Defensive Statistics: - It is important to know that no single Defensive statistic can adequately tell you everything you need to know. You have to try to look at a plethora of information, and try to learn for yourself who is good, and use that to make your own analysis. My favorite websites for defensive stats are:
DvP and FPPG - Basketball Monster used to be my go to site. I loved it. Their previous DvP/FPPG page was incredible but, like I said earlier, they have abandoned these types of tools, and locked the rest behind paywalls. This is the best that they have to offer and, luckily, it’s fantastic and gives you in depth information about everything you could want, from a DvP standpoint. It breaks down DvP into categories, and shows you how they fare against the rest of the NBA.
DRPM - what I would consider the best individual defensive metric (although, again, nothing is perfect). The only problem here is there is no way to filter out players who have only played 1 or 2 games (or who only get a couple minutes per game) so you have to do a little extra work. Still, allows you to sort by position, so you can see how everyone faces up against one another.
DEF WS - A different look at individual Defense done by the NBA. This one doesn’t have as much of a tilt towards Centers. Interesting to also take a look at to help you paint a full picture.
TEAM D EFF - A measure of a team’s defensive efficiency. This is a much better metric than others because it accounts for pace. This is sortable for this season, the last 3 games, the last game, home and away, and also lets you look at last season’s D EFF ratings.
Fouls Per Game - One of the other team stats on this site (I would dig into all of them if you can), this is crucial information when deciding if you are going to pay up for a James Harden or not (among others). If he is going against a team that is prone to foul, he is going to have a higher chance of hitting his ceiling. If he is going against a team that doesn’t foul very often, he will have a lot of his potential points taken away. Should be really interesting to see how the new foul rules change things, and these numbers, from last year.
Opponents’ Total Rebounds per Game - A great way of gauging how much upside your big men might have tonight, here you can see how many rebounds a team typically gives up on the season (as well as over more recent stretches- same as with D EFF).
ESPN Team Defense - ESPN uses Defensive Efficiency as their Team D stat. The lower the number, the better. A good way of checking how good a matchup your potential plays actually have, from a team perspective (and not by individual matchup or DvP).
NBA Team Defense - the NBA uses Defensive Rating as their team D stat. The lower the number, the better. Generally agrees with the ESPN rating, but will occasionally give you a different take.
Free Things from Paid Websites
Awesemo’s Youtube Channel - Multiple free videos every day. Not required to stream it in order to watch it. They do videos about most sports that are played, with great analysis about stats and process. Videos are also for DK, FD and Yahoo. I strongly recommend the (former redditor JoshEngleman) morning video where they go over everything with a fine toothed comb, with numbers and projected ownerships displayed.
RG’s CourtIQ - Similar function to NBAWowy. Much faster, but less information.

With u/fantasylabsNBA going down does anyone know an equivalent account that does the same thing? ie. instant alerts about line-up changes and injury news?

I question I get a lot is "How do I use your lineup optimizer successfully." Now, I'm not claiming to be an expert on this by any means, but as the builder of many DFS lineup optimizers over at AnalyticCity.com and a longtime DFS player with some decent success (and a few takedowns!), I will share a few points I think are critical to consider when using our (or any) lineup optimizer. Note, this post assumes you are using somewhat accurate projections (as you would find on any credible site).

Start by looking at the raw optimal lineup. I always use the pure optimal lineup as a building block for the night. Three main reasons for this, Total Projected Ownership, Total Projected Points, and potential plays I may not have considered.

The Total Projected Ownership* of the lineup is the most important. If I look at the pure optimal lineup on a large slate, then make some adjustments/locks, and look at my new lineup only to see the total ownership has gone up by 75%, I know I probably need to reconsider some of my adjustments/locks. Hypothetically I have not only just created a less optimal lineup, but also a more highly owned lineup. Of course, given that these are only projections and not guaranteed to be accurate, there is some margin for error, say 50% depending on the slate, but using the initial pure optimal lineup as a starting point can give you a sense of where your lineups final ownership should end up.
*Note: If you're still not sure why ownership matters so much in DFS, give this example by FantasyLabs a read.
This process is similar for total projected points. I do not want to create a lineup that projects for 50 fewer points than the pure optimal lineup. if I do, then I know I've gone too far with my adjustments/locks.
Finally, I like to look at the pure optimal just in case there may be a play or two that I wouldn't otherwise consider.

Do research, and find high upside, low ownership plays. The nice thing about an optimizer is you don't typically have to lock in the obvious chalk plays, the optimization process will do that for you. Instead, spend time looking for players with huge upside and low ownership. You can do this by looking at statistics like our potential rating or advanced matchup statistics. Or by just thinking critically about whether or not a player truly has potential to 6-7X value on a given night. I don't think there's much more to be said for NBA. Perhaps you could argue that stacking stars from opposing teams in the same game is advantageous in the long run, but unlike other DFS sports, game stacking is far less important in NBA DFS. I typically find 2-3 of these players each night before running any sort of initial optimization.
Finally, exclude low ceiling players. You just ran the optimizer and noticed that Rudy Gay was in your lineup at $4,800 tonight? Given the fact that he's only played 20 minutes in each of his last 2 games it'd be hard to envision him going for the 30-35 DK points he would need to around 6-8X value (what's needed to take down a GPP most nights). In cases like these, go ahead and exclude Rudy in favor of a player with higher upside.

You may be thinking to yourself that a lot of this is subjective: I would first argue there are ways to quantify potential/upside: (We do this through out AC Potential Ratings, which look at the players salary, projected minutes, standard deviation of scores this year, and maximum three scores to create a rating 1-100 of the 'potential' each player has on any given night.) I would also argue that it's less subjective than you think. Looking at players past performance, matchups, projected minutes, historical minutes and more can give good insight into their upside on any given night.
The real power of any lineup optimizer is the ability to show you different builds and combinations of players you would never be able to replicate when hand building lineups. Couple that with some research, critical thinking, and ownership projections and you put yourself in a position each and every night where you can build a lineup that has TakeDown Potential!
Hope you enjoyed! If you're interested in using our NBA DFS lineup optimizer, which allows for tons of user customization, adjustments, locks, total ownership constraints, etc. you can learn more about our AC Plus membership here: https://analyticcity.com/pages/become-an-analytic-city-plus-member. If you already have your own, I hope this gave you some insight into strategies that might help you when using it on an everyday basis!!

I question I get a lot is "How do I use your lineup optimizer successfully." Now, I'm not claiming to be an expert on this by any means, but as the builder of many DFS lineup optimizers over at AnalyticCity.com and a longtime DFS player with some decent success (and a few takedowns!), I will share a few points I think are critical to consider when using our (or any) lineup optimizer. Note, this post assumes you are using somewhat accurate projections (as you would find on any credible site).

Start by looking at the raw optimal lineup. I always use the pure optimal lineup as a building block for the night. Three main reasons for this, Total Projected Ownership, Total Projected Points, and potential plays I may not have considered.

The Total Projected Ownership* of the lineup is the most important. If I look at the pure optimal lineup on a large slate, then make some adjustments/locks, and look at my new lineup only to see the total ownership has gone up by 75%, I know I probably need to reconsider some of my adjustments/locks. Hypothetically I have not only just created a less optimal lineup, but also a more highly owned lineup. Of course, given that these are only projections and not guaranteed to be accurate, there is some margin for error, say 50% depending on the slate, but using the initial pure optimal lineup as a starting point can give you a sense of where your lineups final ownership should end up.
*Note: If you're still not sure why ownership matters so much in DFS, give this example by FantasyLabs a read.
This process is similar for total projected points. I do not want to create a lineup that projects for 50 fewer points than the pure optimal lineup. if I do, then I know I've gone too far with my adjustments/locks.
Finally, I like to look at the pure optimal just in case there may be a play or two that I wouldn't otherwise consider.

Do research, and find high upside, low ownership plays. The nice thing about an optimizer is you don't typically have to lock in the obvious chalk plays, the optimization process will do that for you. Instead, spend time looking for players with huge upside and low ownership. You can do this by looking at statistics like our potential rating or advanced matchup statistics. Or by just thinking critically about whether or not a player truly has potential to 6-7X value on a given night. I don't think there's much more to be said for NBA. Perhaps you could argue that stacking stars from opposing teams in the same game is advantageous in the long run, but unlike other DFS sports, game stacking is far less important in NBA DFS. I typically find 2-3 of these players each night before running any sort of initial optimization.
Finally, exclude low ceiling players. You just ran the optimizer and noticed that Rudy Gay was in your lineup at $4,800 tonight? Given the fact that he's only played 20 minutes in each of his last 2 games it'd be hard to envision him going for the 30-35 DK points he would need to around 6-8X value (what's needed to take down a GPP most nights). In cases like these, go ahead and exclude Rudy in favor of a player with higher upside.

You may be thinking to yourself that a lot of this is subjective: I would first argue there are ways to quantify potential/upside: (We do this through out AC Potential Ratings, which look at the players salary, projected minutes, standard deviation of scores this year, and maximum three scores to create a rating 1-100 of the 'potential' each player has on any given night.) I would also argue that it's less subjective than you think. Looking at players past performance, matchups, projected minutes, historical minutes and more can give good insight into their upside on any given night.
The real power of any lineup optimizer is the ability to show you different builds and combinations of players you would never be able to replicate when hand building lineups. Couple that with some research, critical thinking, and ownership projections and you put yourself in a position each and every night where you can build a lineup that has TakeDown Potential!
Hope you enjoyed! If you're interested in using our NBA DFS lineup optimizer, which allows for tons of user customization, adjustments, locks, total ownership constraints, etc. you can learn more about our AC Plus membership here: https://analyticcity.com/pages/become-an-analytic-city-plus-member. If you already have your own, I hope this gave you some insight into strategies that might help you when using it on an everyday basis!!

I question I get a lot is "How do I use your lineup optimizer successfully." Now, I'm not claiming to be an expert on this by any means, but as the builder of many DFS lineup optimizers over at AnalyticCity.com and a longtime DFS player with some decent success (and a few takedowns!), I will share a few points I think are critical to consider when using our (or any) lineup optimizer. Note, this post assumes you are using somewhat accurate projections (as you would find on any credible site).

Start by looking at the raw optimal lineup. I always use the pure optimal lineup as a building block for the night. Three main reasons for this, Total Projected Ownership, Total Projected Points, and potential plays I may not have considered.

The Total Projected Ownership* of the lineup is the most important. If I look at the pure optimal lineup on a large slate, then make some adjustments/locks, and look at my new lineup only to see the total ownership has gone up by 75%, I know I probably need to reconsider some of my adjustments/locks. Hypothetically I have not only just created a less optimal lineup, but also a more highly owned lineup. Of course, given that these are only projections and not guaranteed to be accurate, there is some margin for error, say 50% depending on the slate, but using the initial pure optimal lineup as a starting point can give you a sense of where your lineups final ownership should end up.
*Note: If you're still not sure why ownership matters so much in DFS, give this example by FantasyLabs a read.
This process is similar for total projected points. I do not want to create a lineup that projects for 50 fewer points than the pure optimal lineup. if I do, then I know I've gone too far with my adjustments/locks.
Finally, I like to look at the pure optimal just in case there may be a play or two that I wouldn't otherwise consider.

Do research, and find high upside, low ownership plays. The nice thing about an optimizer is you don't typically have to lock in the obvious chalk plays, the optimization process will do that for you. Instead, spend time looking for players with huge upside and low ownership. You can do this by looking at statistics like our potential rating or advanced matchup statistics. Or by just thinking critically about whether or not a player truly has potential to 6-7X value on a given night. I don't think there's much more to be said for NBA. Perhaps you could argue that stacking stars from opposing teams in the same game is advantageous in the long run, but unlike other DFS sports, game stacking is far less important in NBA DFS. I typically find 2-3 of these players each night before running any sort of initial optimization.
Finally, exclude low ceiling players. You just ran the optimizer and noticed that Rudy Gay was in your lineup at $4,800 tonight? Given the fact that he's only played 20 minutes in each of his last 2 games it'd be hard to envision him going for the 30-35 DK points he would need to around 6-8X value (what's needed to take down a GPP most nights). In cases like these, go ahead and exclude Rudy in favor of a player with higher upside.

You may be thinking to yourself that a lot of this is subjective: I would first argue there are ways to quantify potential/upside: (We do this through out AC Potential Ratings, which look at the players salary, projected minutes, standard deviation of scores this year, and maximum three scores to create a rating 1-100 of the 'potential' each player has on any given night.) I would also argue that it's less subjective than you think. Looking at players past performance, matchups, projected minutes, historical minutes and more can give good insight into their upside on any given night.
The real power of any lineup optimizer is the ability to show you different builds and combinations of players you would never be able to replicate when hand building lineups. Couple that with some research, critical thinking, and ownership projections and you put yourself in a position each and every night where you can build a lineup that has TakeDown Potential!
Hope you enjoyed! If you're interested in using our NBA DFS lineup optimizer, which allows for tons of user customization, adjustments, locks, total ownership constraints, etc. you can learn more about our AC Plus membership here: https://analyticcity.com/pages/become-an-analytic-city-plus-member. If you already have your own, I hope this gave you some insight into strategies that might help you when using it on an everyday basis!!